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7'10" Double end asymetrical paddle is great for all our canoe, kayak and paddleski models. The paddle features aluminum shafts with Fibrylon blades. It has a 65 degree feather capability. Snap lock buttons to disconnect into 4 parts. Weighs just 2.62 lbs.
Deluxe Inflatable Seat. A great inflatable seat that provides extra back support for paddling, rowing or fishing. Allows you to sit 5" off the floor with 14" of back support. Works in all of our kayaks and 285fpb.
The real time saver of this bag design is the way it wraps around the boat hull. You don't have to spend time folding the boat to the exact proportions of the bag. Just roll up the boat and place on the open bag, and wrap the flaps around it.
A high capacity foot pump made of durable ABS plastic that packs down for easy travel. Comes with triple styled nozzle for use on deluxe one-way valves.
Large removable slide in skeg for Stand Up Paddle Boards, FastTracks and Explorer Series
Repair kit for SailCat, Transom Sport Boats, Explorer Kayaks, FastTrack Kayaks, FoldCats and Paddleski models. Includes two pieces of hull material, tube of glue & Halkey-Roberts valve replacement tool.
Tall Back Kayak Seat latches securely to the d-rings on our Explorer Kayaks and Paddleskis. Built in zipper pouch on the back for storage. Made of thermal molded foam. Provides great back support with an 18" high back rest. Great for any outing. Lightweight and durable.
The molded foam construction gives you a low sitting position to for maximum stability in rough whitewater and excellent back support.
Only weighs 2 lbs.
The asymmetrical spoon blade design of this Kayak paddle allows for smooth entries and an even pull, maximizing the power from your stroke. They require less gripping force, less effort per stroke. Weighs 2.92 lbs. Snap lock buttons to disconnect into 4 parts.
This trim, attractive bag fits on our FastTrack or Explorer kayaks. Great for storing snacks, drinks, repair kits or a spare pump.
This Swivel Fishing Seat Module for our FastTrack Kayaks gives the angler a much better line of sight when fishing and a truly stable seat that is comfortable for hours of fishing. The 2 rod-holders are conveniently located behind the angler, out of the way and within easy reach.
Depth finders, fish finders & GPS can also be mounted to the front of the aluminum seat board so that its positioned between your legs in a visible position from the swivel seat.
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Featherweight AB50 8' Double End Paddle with Carbon-Fiberglass shaft and Asymmetrical spoon blades.
Universal Kayak Sail, converts any kayak into a sailing vessel. Easy deployment in under one minute, breaks down to just 43" for convenient storage in the bow or stern. This "down wind" sail can move a kayak up to 7 knots and can be steered using your paddle as a rudder. Works with all Sea Eagle Kayaks and almost any other kayak out there.
Note: Deluxe Inflatable Seats required when using with the Sport Kayaks.
The Sea Feather Paddle by Sawyer is a beautiful, high performance paddle that will propel our kayaks faster and withstand many years of use.
The elongated feather shape of the paddle blade is reminiscent of Native American and Eskimo designs. It has a super clean entry with instant pulling power and almost no drip. The unique hybrid construction uses Western Red Cedar wood blades solid laminated in a "V" pattern, edged all around with Dynel ToughEdge and fiber-glassed for long-term durability. The super light, super rigid carbon fiber shaft does not flex and acts as a spine behind the blades. This 2-part paddle uses a totally reliable connection system that permits infinite adjustments to the left and right for precise feathering and length adjustments from 7'10"-8'2" (240-250cm) long.
Not only is this the most beautiful paddle we have ever seen, it is by far the best performing paddle we have ever tested!
Ultralight weight kayak motor and battery
Solar Panel from PowerFilm - 23 watt with cable.
Scotty Baitcaster rod holder and side/deck mount.
Our inflatable Deluxe Fishing High Seat in HUNTER GREEN is bigger than our DKS. It provides great back support (17" height) and allows you to sit 10" off the floor. Perfect for fishing and hunting.
Motormount kit for FastTracks and Explorers. Holds up to a 55 lb thrust electric motor.
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Actions speak louder than words, and Beyoncé and Jay Z really proved they are ready to take on their 22-day vegan challenge.
Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake shared a leisurely lunch at the Bristol Lounge at the Four Seasons in Boston on Saturday.
The Playing for Keeps actress is no stranger to the area, because she attended Tufts University just outside the city. "They were joined by what looked like her parents," an onlooker tells PEOPLE about the weekend visit.
Timberlake, in town to perform at Fenway Park on Saturday and Sunday night as part of his "Legends of the Summer" tour with Jay Z, wore a fedora-type hat as he dined.
No matter the weather, Beyoncé and Jay Z enjoy their time together.
Despite some rain on Tuesday, the Magna Carta Holy Grail rapper and his wife shared a romantic lunch in Boston – the latest stop on Beyoncé's The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour.
The couple – sans daughter Blue Ivy – sat side by side as they dined at Sam's at Louis on the South Boston Waterfront.
To complement the French-American bistro's fare, they ordered a bottle of Champagne on ice, an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
Who even knew they were friends?
Surprise besties Jake Gyllenhaal and Jay-Z kicked back at the rapper's 40/40 Club in New York City Monday night, watching the NCAA championship basketball game in the Owner's Lounge.
The two, joined by Swizz Beatz and Timbaland, exchanged a big hug when they met up, then spent the evening snacking on the club's signature wings and sipping D'Usse cognac.
"No one was clearly rooting for one team over the other," a source tells PEOPLE, but "the group could be heard cheering excitingly throughout the entire game."
After Louisville beat Michigan, 82-76, the men called it a night, leaving the club one by one.
– Carlos Greer
It's Beyoncé's world and we're all just living in it.
On Saturday night, Blue Ivy's pop star mom, her husband Jay-Z and LeBron James held court in Houston at the Sprite Two Kings private dinner at RDG + Bar Annie.
While fans were buzzing about the singer's new documentary, Life Is but a Dream, Beyoncé slipped into the late night event dressed in a white pantsuit with her honey-hued hair in curls.
As the event continued, Chef Robert del Grande served mixed surf and turf with starters of Maine lobster salad, seared foie gras po' boys and entrees including wood grilled prime beef and gulf red snapper.
New York City hotspot The Box was the place to be on Thursday night.
Matt Damon and wife Luciana, Jay-Z, Zac Efron and basketball player Baron Davis were all on hand for a performance from in-house entertainers the Hammerstein Beauties.
While Promised Land star Damon and his wife were "very lovey dovey," Efron spent his evening with a group of friends, an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
"Zac was getting a private show from the Hammerstein Beauties," the source adds.
Love is in the air. Rico Love, that is.
The music world came together Saturday for a private dinner celebrating Rico Love's 30th birthday at the SLS Hotel South Beach. Diddy, Pharrell Williams, Fat Joe, Russell Simmons and Kelly Rowland feasted and drank Grey Goose into the night as they toasted the music mogul on his big 3-0.
Diddy led the birthday toast, commending his friend for "working his way up from Harlem." Rico told the crowd, "I'm blessed."
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Seed Producers Database Survey
OSA is in the process of evaluating, and potentially upgrading, our Seed Producers Database. Whether you've used this online tool before or not, please take two minutes to answer this short survey to help us determine the value of this database.
Now Hiring: Operations Manager
Organic Seed Alliance is seeking an Operations Manager to work from our Port Townsend, WA, office. We are seeking a highly organized individual with strong technology and organizational skills and a positive, professional presence. This successful candidate will support the organization by managing our on-site office space and human resources as well as supporting staff workflow and project timelines, managing grant contracts and tracking deliverables, leading technology, and assisting with additional program operations organization-wide.
New Publications Help Farmers Breed the Seed They Need
OSA is happy to announce the release of four organic plant breeding manuals that walk farmers through the methods of breeding new crop varieties on their farm. They include an introduction to on-farm organic plant breeding and three crop-specific breeding manuals covering carrots, sweet corn, and tomatoes.
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Spring 2014 Newsletter
Our work would not be possible without your support. This spring we're sending contributors our limited edition 'Abundant Bloomsdale' poster (available while supplies last). Please help "seed" our work at whatever level you can afford.
New Publications
2013 California North Coast Organic Wheat Trials: This report includes data results from 2013 organic wheat variety trials conducted in Marin, Sonoma, Mendocino, Lake, and Humboldt counties. Results include data on lodging, rust, plant height, yield, moisture, protein, and informal baking trials on harvested wheat.
Pollinator Management for Organic Seed Producers: This new publication from The Xerces Society and Organic Seed Alliance aids organic seed producers in understanding the role and diversity of seed crop pollinators, as well as strategies for reducing pollen movement between organic and conventional farms. Profiles of common pollinators, strategies for managing pollination, and guidelines for specific crops are all included.
Climatic Considerations for Seed Crops: Guidelines and Field Trainings for Organic and Specialty Vegetable Seed Producers (also availble in Spanish): This guide provides detailed climatic considerations, including environmental influences on pollination and fertilization, and the influence of temperature, day length, frost-free days, precipitation, and wind on seed production, for organic and specialty seed production in the Northwest U.S. The guide also includes sections on environmental management, crop selection for seed production, and history and geography of seed production in the Northwest.
5 Reasons to Be Thankful for Organic Seed
Farmer Seed Stewardship Initiative
Farmers who save and improve seed are innovators in their own right. Their seed decisions and practices impact the quality and integrity of the food we eat, the health of our environment, and the viability of this invaluable natural resource. The Farmer Seed Stewardship initiative represents a network of farmers who identify themselves as "seed stewards."
About Us
Organic Seed Alliance advances the ethical development and stewardship of the genetic resources of agricultural seed. We believe seed is part of our common cultural heritage – a living, natural resource that demands careful management to meet food needs now and into the future. We accomplish our mission through research, education, and advocacy.
"Organic Seed Alliance has been an indispensable resource for our farm, from conducting field trials to producing seed. Organic seed is the cornerstone of our vegetable production. Without varieties that have been bred and selected for organic growing conditions, we would be left with low-vigor crops adapted to high-input farms."
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SOU Outdoor Programs supports the spirit of adventure by offering student led trips for the campus community, renting high quality camping and adventure equipment, offering weekly kayak skills sessions in the SOU pool, maintaining an on campus climbing gym, and supporting the adventure based clubs on campus.
Our Mission: Developing Leaders through adventure, recereation and service.
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Hurricane Team: 2010 to be above averageby Eliot Kleinberg
The ink isn't even dry yet on the 2009 hurricane season summaries, but the Colorado State University team of William Gray and Philip Klotzbach already has come out with its 2010 prediction.
The team is calling for above-average activity, with 11 to 16 named storms, 6 to 8 hurricanes, and 3 to 5 major hurricanes, at Category 3 or higher on the Saffir-Simpson scale. The historical average is 9.6, 5.9 and 2.3.
The team's forecast summary (PDF), posted Nov. 19, notes its December 2008 forecast called for 14, 7 and 3 in 2009. The season ended up with 9, 3 and 2.
"We anticipate the current El Niño event to dissipate by the 2010 hurricane season and warm sea surface temperatures are likely to continue being present in the tropical and North Atlantic during 2010 – conditions that contribute to an above-average season," Gray said in a release.
The team always modifies its forecasts before and during the season, and this year, for the first time, they're hedging their bets even more, offering ranges instead of specific numbers.
They said they'll use hard numbers for the rest of the forecasts, set for April 7, June 2 and Aug. 4. The season runs June 1 to Nov. 30.
The team also said there's a 64 percent chance at least one major hurricane will make landfall on the U.S. coastline, compared to a historical average of 52 percent.
For the U.S. East Coast, including the Florida peninsula, the probability of a major hurricane making landfall is 40 percent, compared to a historical 31 percent.
The team also offers a database giving probabilities that a storm will hit your particular county or region.
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Hello i seing many thread here and all about problem with purplera1n. I just want to jailbreak my phone since im on a contract with att i don't care much for now about Unlock. Now my questions are
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DSWM (Deep Space Window Manager) is a tiling keyboard-driven X11 window manager. It is based on StumpWM code and is written entirely in Common Lisp and oriented for good usability with minimum startup configuration and good integration with Emacs. The project is under hard development, so it has many experimental features.
Paragent is a Web-based tool for IT administrators that provides a unified service for hardware and software inventory, alerting, remote desktop, and help desk functions. It delivers these tools in an easy-to-use interface, with one-click access and site-wide built-in advanced search capabilities. It is a combination of applications, including Lisp-based servers collecting data, C++ agents on the client machines, and Java tools for the remote desktop component. Paragent runs on Linux servers and supports Windows clients.
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Why are people still buying Iphones? It is an inferior phone on an inferior network.
Why are people still buying Iphones? It is an inferior phone on an inferior network.
Bunch a crybabies. My bro has a droid and it feels like a cheap toy. I'm sure the network is great because AT&T does suck ass, but I'll stick American ingenuity instead of some piece of crap.
Reserved to pick mine up in store anytime on the 24th with the Apple Store App.
i had no problem ordering mine. It'll be delivered to my doorstep on the 24th!!
Cornell Hockey - LETS GO RED!
"I love this f***ing team right here."
I agree on build quality, but if people can't use a smartphone, (Android, iPhone, or otherwise), then they should steer clear from them.
Android based phones are just as easy to use as any other smartphone in the market.
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Why does every Droid user have such strong hate towards iPhone? Envy?
It's frickin huge, heavy, ugly, and doesn't do anything an iPhone can't.
Anyway. I finally got through. Got mine delivering to my door on the 24th. Went for the 32gig this time. Maybe I can finally put at least half of my music library on it.


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Excellent for heavy workouts and stamina is needed. I put two teaspoons in a glass of distilled water and let it sit for fifteen minutes. The seeds soak up all the water and have the consistency of jello. Sip it all day! No flavor, mix with fruit in the morning for a smoothie, put leftover in fridge and voila! A fruit jello that is packed full of vitamins, anti oxidants, omega 3+6 etc. etc.! Amazing miracle food!
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i LOVE chia seeds and eat them all the time. I had to order these as my staple brand was out of stock for months. I got 2 bags of these and I've only been able to choke down half of 1 bag because they are so gritty/sandy/full of dirt. Quality Control missed the boat on these. I'm afraid to eat these now since I never know what bite will be a tooth crunching surprise. So disgusting! Waste of money
Good deal!
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I had read about Salba, but you have to order from the manufacturer, and nowhere around where I live carries it. Of course they want you to commit to auto shipping to get a better deal, but it's not as good as iherb.com's price. We add to smoothies, oatmeal, soup, whatever. It really has no flavor. Sometimes I add to water. Whatever you add it to it makes it thick, because there is a natural gel coating on the seeds that absorbs water and keeps you from being hungry as soon as usual.
So much soil and dirt in my chia seeds!
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I trust Now Foods most of the time, but like the reviewer below, I found so much dirt in my pack. I usually mix them into my smoothies and oatmeal, so I didn't realise the amount of soil in this until my mum showed it to me because. You can see them clearly because she soaks hers in water and all the dirt sinks to the bottom. And it's A LOT of black soil, not kidding...it's disgusting knowing how much of it I've ingested. Now I'm not too sure what to do with my 2nd pack.
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I grind these in a coffee grinder and as a result have seeds which are delicious and very useable. I only use about 2 tablespoons a day or a little less and it is a great help with the IBS symptoms. They are tasteless and when ground (which is very easy to do) have a nice texture. I usually mix with my Keefer but also can mix with simply anything.


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Great Spanish food – WOW great spanich fast food. They have some authentic dishes that your lost spanish aunt only made. Theyre a great fast food spot. Highly recomended.
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Join us to All-Day Hike Sunday, 27th April 2014, at 8:00 in the village Neblo in Goriška Brda All-day hike along the 30th stage of the Alpe Adria Trail with art, culture and Brda cuisine. This year, the second opening event of the Alpe Adria Trail will take place in Brda. At different points along the path, the hikers will be able to taste Brda delicacies, listen to music and get to know this wine growing region. Free participation. Registration is mandatory. Please register here. ...more


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Add handcrafted quality and rustic charm to your comfort zone! This indoor Coffee Table is built from white cedar and Ponderosa pine using sturdy dowel construction, and finished in gorgeous honey-tinted satin varnish for long-lasting beauty. Measures 1'6"h. x 4'4"l. x 2'w., weighs a substantial 42 lbs. Assembly required, all heavy-duty hardware included.
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Tangleball is an Auckland-based "Makerspace" or "Hackerspace". We provide a place for creative people to collaborate on building their ideas and aim to nurture both technical and artistic ideas. The best way to get in contact with us is by vising the space on a Tuesday evening, from 8pm.
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This weekend, the annual Center City Jazz Festival returns for the third year, bringing another exciting lineup of jazz talent to four downtown music venues — and one tickets gets you access to it all.
Festival founder and musician Ernest Stuart — who began the festival with a Kickstarter campaign and a dream — brings his music fest back in 2014 with more than a dozen performances throughout the day.
All day long, local and national musicians promise crowds sweet jazz at four neighboring Center City bars —Milkboy Philly, Time, Chris' Jazz Cafe and Fergie's Pub.
The music kicks off at 1 p.m. with the first show upstairs at Fergie's, and performances running concurrently at each location until just before 7 p.m. Each jazz venue hosts four hour-long sets, so definitely should the lineup and plan accordingly.
Of the more than a dozen artists, highlights include a performance by the Kimmel Center's Creative Music Program for Jazz, a group of talented young performers ages 11 to 20, Messiah College artist-in-residence Tim Warfield Jr., and local jazz vocalist Joanna Pascale.
The full list of performers and set times is available right here.
Performances at all venues are included in the price of just one ticket. For $15 in advance and $20 at the door, you can enjoy the sweet sound of Philly jazz all day long.
Tickets are available online.
For even more on Philadelphia's awesomely lively jazz scene, check out the brand-new Philly 360° Guide to Philadelphia Jazz for upcoming jazz festivals, top venues and key showcases and concert series.
The Real with Rob Hill Sr. is coming to popular Spring Garden-area music venue Union Transfer on Sunday, May 4. This can't-miss event will feature a discussion with author, writer and motivational speaker Rob Hill Sr. and special guest, author and entrepreneur Alex Elle.
Rob Hill Sr. found his purpose in helping and motivating others through adversity. After being kicked out of his house at the age of 17 and being confronted with homelessness, Hill had a life-changing epiphany during the birth of his son. Joining the Navy in order create a more stable life, Hill found renewed purpose in his love of writing.
Now the author of I Got You: Restoring Confidence in Love and Relationships and audio book Audacity of a Good Heart, Hill now travels the country for his public speaking engagements and community enrichment events. His online following boasts over 350,000 followers who look to Hill for his daily encouragement and insight via Tumblr, Twitter and Instagram.
"I just want to be somebody who makes a difference. I'm daring. I'm a risk taker. I'm not afraid to fall. I don't care about failing. I don't care whose judging. I'm going to keep trying. I'm going to go do it!" said Hill during a recent interview.
"The Real" will also feature author Alex Elle, who has cultivated her following through The Good Hair Blog, which focuses on care of natural hair and her latest book of poetry "Words from a Wanderer." Elle's work relates to a generation of women learning to love themselves and follow their dreams. Owner of multiple businesses at the young age of 24, Elle is the epitome of the entrepreneurial spirit.
The evening of conversation featuring these two dynamic thought-leaders will cover hot topics across various subject matters, including love, life, and success. You can't afford to miss this one — you're guaranteed to leave this event better, stronger and wiser. Check it out!
Philly's fashion stock continues to rise this year. On the heels of Philly Fashion Week and The Barnes Foundation's exhibit of international art impresario Yinka Shonibare, Philly has yet another style centered exhibit coming to town. On display at the Philadelphia Museum of Art's Perelman Building, Patrick Kelly: Runway of Love explores the sudden rise and remarkable achievements of 1980's American-born, Paris-based fashion designer, Patrick Kelly.
The exhibition is the first to showcase full on of Kelly's head-to-toe fashion ensembles. Over 80 creations will be on display and will also feature selections from his extensive collection of black memorabilia, videos of his lively fashion shows, and works by renowned fashion photographers Horst P. Horst, Pierre et Gilles, and Oliviero Toscani.
Born in Mississippi, Kelly's bold and bright designs were inspired by his relatives and the women he saw dressed up in their Sunday's best. In 1985, he was discovered by ELLE Magazine selling his garments on the streets of New York and was whisked to study in Paris, France. Soon after, Kelly became the toast of the fashion industry. His clothes were sold at major department stores such as Bloomingdales, Bergdorf Goodman and Macy's and had a bevy of celebrity clientele including Naomi Campbell, Vanessa Williams and Bette Davis. As of late, Solange Knowles was spotted performing in his garments.
Kelly became the first American and black designer to be voted into the prestigious French Federation of Fashion and of Ready-to-Wear of Couturiers and Fashion Designers, and presented his collections in the tents at the Musée du Louvre. Shortly after reaching this acclaim, his career was cut short as he succumbed to AIDS in January 1990.
In addition to Runway to Love, the Philadelphia Museum of Art will also feature Gerlan Jeans ♥ Patrick Kelly, a complimentary exhibition of whimsical streetwear by Gerlan Jeans. Gerlan, who has been worn by the likes of Beyonce and Katy Perry, has reinterpreted Kelly's signature aesthetics: bows, buttons, and other bold embellishments, to create clothes that embody the dynamic spirit of the 80s.
Both exhibits will run April 27 through November 30 in the Perelman Building at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Philly is definitely serious about two things — our history and our music. Philadelphia has been called home by some of the greatest names in the history of music, like jazz legends Billie Holiday, John Coltrane, Ethel Waters, Dizzie Gillespie and Charlie Parker, just to name a few.
Luckily for us, our city's rep as a great music destination doesn't stop with our deep jazz roots. Every day, stellar Philly-based musicians like Jeff Bradshaw, Laurin Talese, Ernest Stuart and others keep our local jazz scene moving and on the map. And, pretty much any day of the week, you can find a live jazz set going down in one of Philly's many popular music venues, including Chris' Jazz Cafe, Time and Warmdaddy's.
Ready to experience the feel-good vibe of the local jazz scene firsthand? Great — because Philly 360° has you covered. We've pulled together a roundup of some of best places to experience all that Philly jazz has to offer. Check it out!
When: Saturday, April 19
Where: Various venues
More info: Click here.
It's back! Center City Jazz Fest returns with 16 incredible acts performing at four local music venues, including Fergie's, Chris' Jazz Cafe, Time and Milkboy Philly. Catch some of the city's top jazz talents — Ernest Stuart, Justin Faulkner, Joanna Pascale and Mike Kennedy — lay it down like only Philly musicians can. One ticket gets you access to all of it.
When: Satuday, June 7
Where: Longwood Gardens, 1001 Longwood Road, Kennett Square, PA
More info: Click here.
Three-time GRAMMY winning jazz vocalist Dee Dee Bridgewater, along with the Delfeayo Marsalis Quintet and the Jazz Orchestra of Philadelphia, lands at Longwood Gardens for their annual Wine & Jazz Festival. Fine wine, smooth jazz and Longwood's picturesque gardens collide for an unforgettable experience for music lovers of all ages.
When: Saturday, June 19
Where: Morris Arboretum, 100 E. Northwestern Avenue
More info: Click here.
Celebrate the longest day of the year with some Latino flavor, as Morris Arboretum presents its Summer Solstice Salsa Party featuring Latin jazz group Cafe Con Pan Band. Insider tip: Get there early to practice your moves during their free pre-show salsa lesson.
When: Saturday, September 20
Where: South Street between Broad & 16th Streets
More info: Click here.
The Philadelphia United Jazz Festival and Celebration returns with another round of outstanding Philly jazz. Produced by the Lifeline Music Coalition, the event features two stages and various venues along Philly's famous South Street.
1421 Sansom Street
Down Beat Magazine got it right when they named Chris' Jazz Cafe one of the "100 Great Venues Around the World to Hear Jazz." In addition to a dope lineup of local, national and international talent, Chris' also has a menu that offers budget-friendly food and drinks.
1400 S. Columbus Boulevard
With its waterfront location, down-home southern comfort food and a regular lineup of Philly-fresh music, Warmdaddy's is a must-hit in Philly's music scene. Be sure to keep an eye on Warmdaddy's monthly music calendar to stay up-to-date on their solid mix of jazz, soul, hip-hop and blues performances.
1315 Sansom Street
Tucked away on Sansom Street, Time has quickly become a favorite drop-in spot for Philadelphia's young, emerging jazz talents. In addition to the main dining room, which features a nightly lineup of jazz and soul, Time also houses a small whiskey bar on the first floor and a second floor absinthe lounge and dance floor.
7152 Ogontz Avenue
8229 Germantown Avenue
Recently opened beneath the Chestnut Hill Hotel, Paris Bistro is a 50-seat jazz cafe offering performances Thursday through Sunday nights. Patrons can enjoy full food and drink lists while taking in hour-long performances from Philadelphia's hottest jazz musicians.
738 S. Broad Street
The Philadelphia Clef Club works to present jazz — past, present and future — through workshop, classes, lessons and, of course, a stellar lineup of concerts. Keep an eye on their monthly programming for a great selection of open mic sets and shows featuring local headliners.
When: Check website for details.
Where: Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, Broad and Spruce Streets
More info: Click here.
Check out the new faces of Philly music, during the Kimmel Center's monthly artists showcase, "Sittin' In." Headlined by a different rising star each month, this event is a look at the new "who's who" in Philly's booming music scene — and the perfect place to dance, party and mix and mingle with the local creative scene.
When: 1st and 3rd Fridays
Where: Reserve Wine Bar & Lounge
More info: facebook.com/reservephl
Every 1st and 3rd Friday, Reserve Wine Bar & Lounge explodes with the sounds of Philly's hottest jazz talents. Hosted by jazz musicians V. Shayne Frederick and Kevin Valentine, this twice-monthly series regularly includes surprise guest musicians, vocalists and poets. It's always a can't-miss event.
When: See website for dates.
Where: World Cafe Live, 3025 Walnut Street
More Info: Click here.
Each month, Veteran Freshman and The Philadelphia Jazz Project return to World Cafe Live with a new edition of Who Got The Jazz? This classic Philly music showcase features a lineup of young, emerging jazz musicians laying down some serious sounds. Check out World Cafe Live's website for information on featured performers.
When: Weekly on Fridays
Where: Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway
More info: philamuseum.org
Each and every Friday, the Philadelphia Museum of Art's Art After 5 showcase and mixer features live jazz and a cash bar in the Great Stair Hall. This popular performance series focuses on on jazz, but regularly includes a selection of world music, soul, R&B and hip-hop. It's a must-hit event.
When: Friday nights through April 25
Where: Woodmere Art Museum, 9201 Germantown Avenue
More info: Click here.
Back for another season, Friday Night Jazz at Woodmere Art Museum returns with awe-inspiring musical tributes to iconic musicians like John Coltrane and Jimi Hendrix. Sip some complimentary wine and listen to live music, while enjoying Woodmere's collection.
When: TBA
Where: RiverStage/Great Plaza at Penn's Landing, Columbus Boulevard at Chestnut Street
More info: Click here.
What could be better than a waterfront seat and smooth jazz under the Philly sky? Open to jazz fans of any age, this free, popular outdoor music series returns to the Riverstage at the Great Plaza on Penn's Landing. Stay tuned for more details.
On Saturday, April 19, Dstructive Nature, a Philly-based men's lifestyle apparel brand, will unveil its new Spring/Summer 2014 collection, "Rebel Revolution," at the James Oliver Gallery.
Get ready for a night of art, music, food and fashion as the creative community gathers for another exciting launch. Blending Philadelphia and NY influences, the inspiration behind the new line comes from street art, urban culture, resisting the status quo, societal order and structure. The brand, Dstructive Nature, is inspired and influenced by images of inner city culture and suburbia, art, music, and street culture.
While Dstructive Nature is a street apparel brand at its base, this new line builds on the old with distinctive graffiti-influenced colors seen through screen prints, stitching, and other subtle details.
"Our brand is steady growing; we continue to push the street wear envelope while listening to our customers needs," said Jhiriek Irby, owner of Dstructive Nature. "Each season we will steadily introduce new items and offer a fresh perspective and creative spin on our classic t-shirts, sweat shirts, and hats; we are excited to unveil the "Rebel Revolution" collection."
Along with graphic t-shirts, the new line will add denim, belts and other elements. Attendees will get an exclusive first look at the line and a chance to purchase items before they hit the brand's website on April 22. Select one-of-a-kind t-shirts from the presentation will only available for purchase at the launch.
Set to play the event is Statuz Nightclub resident DJ K.O. who will be spinning a fresh playlist of hip-hop music. Street artists AINAC (Art is Not a Crime) will be showcasing work motivated and inspired by iconic Philly landmarks and the new line. Pulledtogether, a lifestyle blog and catering company, will be on hand to provide "New York meets Philly" themed bites and complimentary drinks throughout the night.
If you're in the mood for some fashion, art, music, food, and collaboration, join Dstructive Nature for this festive, intimate line launch and pop-up shop in Center City! Don't miss it!
From April 20 to 27, Philadelphia Black Gay Pride will commemorate its 15th anniversary with a week-long celebration of events, from parties and poetry slam to pageants.
Philadelphia Black Gay Pride (PBGP) was first created in 1999 by the COLOURS Organization, the only LBGTQ service organization in Philadelphia primarily by and for people of color. COLOURS served as the official host of the PBGP festival until it received its own official standing as a non-profit organization in April 2004.
PBGP is dedicated to raising public awareness for health issues such as HIV/AIDS, shining light on issues that affect the LGBTQ community, providing positive youth leadership opportunities, and networking with queer communities along the northeast. Though PBGP targets its festival to people of African-descent who are members of the LGBTQ community, it welcomes any and all allies to the community.
The anniversary celebration will kick off with a Mr./Miss Philadelphia Black Gay Pride Pageant and close with an all-day party, where guests are encouraged to step out in their finest attire in the name of Philly pride. Between these two signature event, PBGP will present a diverse array of programs, including speed dating, a health and resource fair, talent show, community awards, parties, mixers and much more.
Come out and show your Philly pride, while mixing and mingling with the finest, flyest crowd Philly has to offer. #bethere
After a year of mentions and murmurs, it seems The Roots are now speaking up about their forthcoming album, And Then You Shoot Your Cousin. Earlier this week, Roots' drummer and Philly hometown hero Questlove posted artwork for their new single "When The People Cheer" on Instagram to the shock and delight of fans.
This release will be the 11th studio album for the highly-acclaimed group, who have been dominating the headlines over the last few years. From becoming the house band for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, moving over to The Tonight Show and being featured on the cover of Billboard Magazine, The Roots have been single-handedly changing the face of late night television.
The legendary music group first got its start right here in Philly when Quest and Black Thought met at Philadelphia High School for Creative and Performing Arts—affectionately referred to as CAPA in Philly. Since then, the duo has worked non-stop to achieve their current level of music industry success. According to Questlove's autobiography Mo Meta Blues, it was a long ride for the group with plenty of twist, turns and learning experiences. But now, it's clear that the Philly natives have nothing but smooth sailing ahead.
Most listeners first fell in love with The Roots sound during the Philadelphia soul revival of the late 90s and early 2000s. During this time, The Roots crew, which included Black Thought, Questlove and James Poyser, were making music in Philly and creating the soundtrack for a movement that would forever change the music industry, bringing us artists like Jill Scott, Marsha Ambrosius, Kindred The Family Soul, Bilal, Musiq Soulchild, Jaguar Wright and more.
The Roots are set to reach new heights with this album, and we're definitely hype to see a group who has released multiple albums and landed GRAMMY wins continue to build new audiences and fans around the globe. And, of course they're always willing to rep strong for their hometown.
The new album is a concept album in the vein of Undun. Undeniably, The Roots have become masters at telling well-thought-out stories supported by their immaculate music production. According to Roots Crew emcee Black Thought, And Then You Shoot Your Cousin will revolve around a cast of characters that they have encountered throughout their travels, careers and personal lives.
Questlove's Instagram caption informed fans that the album will be available on May 13—just in time for this year's Roots Picnic, which takes place in Philly on May 31. So, in addition to seeing headliners like Snoop Dog and Janelle Monae, fans might just get a chance to experience some of The Roots' new material live. #winning.
This just may be the most epic Roots Picnic yet, so grab your tickets soon. Until then, check out the new single and let us know what you think!
Spring is officially in the building. The days are growing longer, the weather is heating up and everyone is definitely looking to shake their cabin fever with some Philly-fresh music and entertainment. Luckily for us, Veteran Freshman is back on the scene with another dope lineup of shows for the spring. Plenty of your favorite acts are heading out on the road and making their way to Philly to show their fans some love.
Check out the below schedule for upcoming Veteran Freshman events featuring tons of insanely-talented performers, including Future, MIA, Jessie Boykins III and more!
When: Tuesday, April 22
Where: Theater of Living Arts Lounge (TLA), 334 South Street
Cost: $22
More Info: LiveNation.com
RCA recording artist Kid Ink heads out in support of his latest project My Own Lane. After starting out as a producer with credits with P. Diddy, Nipsey Hus$$le, Sean Kingston and more, Kid Ink broke out as a solo artist in 2012—and never looked back.
When: Friday, April 25
Where: Tower Theater, 69th and Ludlow Streets
Cost: $35
More Info: LiveNation.com
Bursting back on the scene since having her baby boy, MIA is headed out alongside Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE) artist, Ab-soul. These two emcees are liable to tear the house down with sheer energy.
When: Saturday, April 26
Where: Tower Theater, 69th and Ludlow Streets
Cost: $50
More Info: LiveNation.com
Funny man Mike Epps, (Friday After Next, The Hangover II) is hitting the Tower Theater this month for his "After Dark Tour," which leads us to believe that you might want to put the kids to bed for this one!
When: Tuesday, April 29
Where: World Café Live, 3025 Walnut Street
Cost: $10
More Info: worldcafelive.com
An awesome tribute series, this months Who Got Jazz honors poet, activist, and artist Gil Scott Heron. Performers will include: Seff Al-Friqi, Suzann Christine, Rico Anderson, and Koby Murphy.
When: Sunday, May 5
Where: Union Transfer, 1026 Spring Garden Street
Cost: $20
More Info: robhillsr.eventbrite.com
Rob Hill Sr. also known as the "Heart Healer" comes to town to talk love, relationships and more. He is an author, entrepreneur and motivational speaker. Joining him will be Alex Elle, author of Words from a Wanderer.
When: Thursday, May 8
Where: Theater of Living Arts Lounge (TLA), 334 South Street
Cost: $20
More Info: LiveNation.com
In support of their latest effort The Infamous, Mobb Deep hits the TLA! The nostalgia of the duo hitting the stage again will definitely have fans lining up to catch new hits and old favorites.
When: Monday, May 12
Where: The Barbary, 951 Frankford Avenue
Cost: $15
More Info: Ticketfly.com
AK and Issa Gold, the hip hop duo from Brooklyn hit The Barbary in May. Signed by record producer Flying Lotus, these two have built a solid underground fan base through their mixtapes Indigoism and Lords of Flatbush. They'll be joined by emcees Denzel Curry and Dillon Cooper.
When: Thursday, May 15
Where: The Barbary, 951 Frankford Avenue
Cost: $15
More Info: ticketfly.com
The cousin of Chicago-born Chief Keef, Fredo Santana started seriously pursuing rap after the release of Keef's "I Don't Like" in 2012. Very quickly Santana has built his own buzz. Though still an indie artist, he has garnered the attention of rappers like Drake, appearing in his "Hold On, We're Going Home" video.
When: Saturday, May 22
Where: Theater of Living Arts (TLA), 334 South Street
Cost: $15
More Info: LiveNation.com
Philly natives Moosh & Twist hit the TLA on May 22. This hip hop duo has been at it for some time now. This show will be at the tail end of their "Living Out Loud" tour which hit multiple cities across the country. Not too shabby for a couple of 20-somethings. This is definitely a group to keep an eye on.
When: Saturday, May 24
Where: Union Transfer, 1026 Spring Garden Street
Cost: $20
More Info: utphilly.com
Eclectic R&B/soul artist and songwriter Jessie Boykins III makes his way to Union Transfer in May. His upcoming project Love Apparatus will be released later this month—make sure to grab it!
When: June, 5
Where: The Trocadero, 1003 Arch Street
Cost: $30
More Info: ticketfly.com
Rap artist Future is coming to town and fans may also be holding out for an appearance from his very pregnant fiancé, recording artist Ciara. Joining Future for his "Honest" tour will be super producer and songwriter turned artist Rico Love and QUE.
Kick off your weekend right with the Philadelphia Museum of Art's popular Friday night mixer, Art After 5. The first April installment features a hot playlist courtesy of in-demand turntablist Cosmo Baker. A Philly native, Baker got his start spinning alongside powerhouse DJs Questlove and Rich Medina and now rocks dance floors across the globe.
Step into The Winners Circle II with Philly's freshest R&B acts as they rock Sigma Sound with a night of unstoppable music. Round two of this dope R&B showcase features performances by a serious lineup of talent, including Motown recording artists MPrynt, blazing hot girl group Good Girl, soulful crooner Jeremy Isaac and sultry R&B/pop diva Phoenix. This event will definitely be a sellout, so buy your tickets now.
It's about to go down in the Sanctuary once again. This month, up and coming Philly vocalists Jacqueline Constance and Ganou will show Sanctuary LIVE!-goers why they've been generating some serious buzz on the local music scene. Stop through for a night of soulful vibes.
It's back! Center City Jazz Fest returns with 16 incredible acts performing at four local music venues, including Fergie's, Chris' Jazz Cafe, Time and Milkboy Philly. Catch some of the city's top jazz talents—Ernest Stuart, Justin Faulkner, Joanna Pascale and Mike Kennedy—lay it down like only Philly musicians can. One ticket gets you access to all of it.
It's been 30 years since Def Jam landed on the scene, bringing us game-changing artist like LL Cool J, Beastie Boys, Public Enemy, Big Daddy Kane, DMX, Kanye West and Jay-Z. And that's just naming a few. On April 19, Philly Loves Def Jam hits Johnny Brenda's with Chill Moody as host, opening sets by Mike Nyce and Mr. Sonny James and a special appearance by DJ Scratch of EPMD.
R&B/soul songstress Ledisi is hitting the road this spring with a 30-city U.S. tour to promote her latest album The Truth. And of course, she's stopping through Philly to show her fans some love. You can catch Led along with GRAMMY-winner Robert Glasper at the Tower Theater on May 1. Grab your tickets soon because you definitely don't want to miss this one!
Last month, Aaron Camper came, saw and conquered the stage during his show at popular Philly music venue World Cafe Live. Joined by Eric Roberson, Kontraband215, Phoenix, DJ Aktive and Astronauts Really Fly, Camper tore down the house in the name of Philly-fresh music. Watch our recap video here.
Mission accomplished. Philly 360° was there when dozens of artists from our local music scene descended on Austin, Texas for a SXSW takeover. Get a behind-the-scenes look at Philly phenoms like Chill Moody and Cheers Elephant holding it down for their hometown. Check it out.
Techies, this one's for you. From April 4 to 12, Philly Tech Week returns for another round of innovative, tech-driven events. Kicking off with the largest game of Tetris known to man, PTW 2014 includes over 100 mostly free events. Check out our guide for a few must-hit events.
Philly 360° followed along as Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Brad Smith hit the red carpet for the Lux Menswear Runway Show during Philly Fashion Week. We caught some of the city's top designers, stylists and entertainers stepping out in their very best to check out the hottest trends in Philly fashion. Watch the video here.
Philly 360° hit the road and headed to Austin, Texas for the 2014 South by Southwest (SXSW) Festival. The Philly takeover was in full effect at this year's festival.
From March 7-16, the entire city of Austin is taken over by brands, musical artists, tech geeks, indie filmmakers, entertainment industry reps, celebrities, media and massive amounts of creatives and hipsters looking to check out new talent, trends and brand experiences — and Philly definitely played a major part in the Austin takeover.
Philly's local music scene repped hard at SXSW, and we were there to capture it all. Philly bands, artists and musicians played all across Austin — from large-scale stages to intimate spaces. Philly talent was everywhere. Sought after drummer and Philly's own Spanky McCurdy played with Lady Gaga on the Doritos #BoldStage for her now infamous SXSW performance. Rising hip-hop artist Chill Moody performed on six stages with local R&B singer Beano and DJ Ricochet on the ones and twos.
Also on the hip-hop tip for the SXSW Philly takeover, Philly's own hip-hop legend Freeway, plus rising emcees Gilbere Forte, Knxwledge, Eshon Burgundy, Da Truth and Chynna all held down Philly's presence with shows during SXSW. And, at one of Okayplayer's events, DJ Qool Marv had a 2-hour set dedicated to Philly hip-hop icons The Roots, plus a new mix from our very own DJ legend DJ Jazzy Jeff. Indie soulstress Res showed Austin how Philly lays it down in the R&B scene. And, emerging indie bands like Cheers Elephant, The Districts, Kurt Vile, Far-Out Fangtooth, Modern Inventors, Pattern is Movement and Cheerleader also showcased the Philly indie music scene.
Philly 360° also caught up with some Philly brands while there, including local radio station WXPN that was live broadcasting from SXSW. Our friends at Mitchell & Ness were also there as they launched a new reflective snapback hat. They had had some star power in their space at Woven House, including Kendrick Lamar, Wiz Khalifa, Lady Gaga, Diddy and Taboo.
SInce Philly is the "City of Brotherly Love", Philly 360° and Visit Philly also made sure to spread some of our own Philly love by giving out swag and gifts that were Philly-made, including: Phillyosphy shirts designed by Chill Moody and Curran Swint of Kings Rule Together, Jeantrix love pins, Philly 360° wristbands (shameless plug), Stacey Flygirrl Wilson's jawn shirts and posters, DJ Jazzy Jeff Summertime 2 CDs, Uber Philly cards, 611 apparell, WXPN/World Cafe Live CDs, Victory Brewing Summer Love Ale beer koozies, Side Project Jerkey, Rival Bros. coffee and some Philly giveaways like a trip to Philly for the Roots Picnic and a Fuji Feather Bike.
Like we said, the Philly takeover was in full effect during SXSW and all the talent held it down for their hometown. We hit the streets to connect with some of our homegrown talent and friends while we were there, and to also check in with SXSW goers to test their Philly knowledge. Be on the lookout for our Official Philly SXSW video to see exactly how things went down in Austin.
Stay tuned for more!
MIA w/ Ab–Soul When: Friday, April 25 Where: Tower Theater, 69th and Ludlow Streets Cost: $35 More Info: LiveNation.com Bursting back on the scene since having her baby boy, MIA is headed out alongside Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE) artist,…
SpeakEasy: A 'Lil Late Night Wordplay When: Friday, April 25, 11 p.m. - 2 a.m. Where: Warmdaddy's, 1401 S. Columbus Blvd. Cost: $10 More Info: More info online here. Don't miss it as Philly's hottest female poets and emcees…
Mike Epps When: Saturday, April 26 Where: Tower Theater, 69th and Ludlow Streets Cost: $50 More Info: LiveNation.com Funny man Mike Epps, (Friday After Next, The Hangover II) is hitting the Tower Theaterthis month for his "After Dark Tour,"…


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The professional interdisciplinary science master's program (PRISM) is designed to increase the student's science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) expertise; add competence in business, systems engineering and communication; and provide an online learning experience. A practical real-world internship as well as a research/development experience is encouraged.
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When Dwight Howard was in the middle of deciding whether to stay with or leave the Orlando Magic, I thought he was one of the most annoying players of all time. Now, after only spending a season in a Los Angeles Lakers jersey, he's on the move again. This time, however, his decision was quick and deliberate, indicating that the Lakers have a bumpy road ahead of them.
After pleads from Kobe Bryant and Lakers' General Manager Mitch Kupchak to stay on, Howard announced on Friday he'd made the surprise decision to leave sunny Southern California.
"I've decided to become a member of the Houston Rockets," Howard said in a Twitter announcement. "I feel it's the best place for me, and I am excited about joining the Rockets and I'm looking forward to a great season. I want to thank the fans in Los Angeles, and wish them the best."
The news here isn't so much about why he wants to become a Rocket but, rather, why he doesn't want to remain a Laker after only one season.
Perhaps the Lakers are just too old to win a championship anytime soon? Maybe Howard really doesn't fit into coach Mike D'Antoni's system? Maybe being a Laker wasn't as much fun as Howard had hoped it would be? We all know Howard plays best when he's able to joke and have a good time. Whatever the reason, Howard hit the road to Houston with no remorse.
Last season was a season to forget, if you are a Lakers fan. Finishing with a record of 45-37, there seemed to be no team concept, except let Kobe shoot and shoot again. I honestly thought Kobe was the team's biggest problem. He was acting like a point guard, basically taking Steve Nash out of the equation; instead of dishing the ball for easy baskets, Kobe shot and shot and shot and shot. Sometimes Kobe's shooting ability provided the Lakers a chance to win. More often than not, however, his desire to shoot all the time brought the Lakers down.
So when Kobe went down with his season-ending injury, I thought we would see a new kind of Lakers take the court. With Nash running on the point, I thought we would see more out of Howard and Pau Gasol. As it turns out, the team remained in disarray. They still couldn't find an identity. It was probably as confusing a season as Howard has ever been a part of.
Not that Howard brought much to the team either. Howard spent much of the season dealing with a back injury that wouldn't go away. He was productive, however, and just not to the level the Lakers had hoped to get out of the athletic big man. He averaged 17.1 points per game, and finished with a league-best 12.4 rebounds, 2.4 blocks per game and shot 57.8 percent from the field.
Despite a mediocre season, the Lakers knew that Dwight Howard was their future. Yes, personalities within the team clashed with Dwight in the lineup, but even those who didn't get along with Howard (Kobe) knew Howard was the future of the Lakers. Billboards in Los Angeles pleaded with Howard to stay. Kobe reportedly told Howard that if he stayed, he'd teach him how to be a champion. The Lakers were desperate to keep Howard.
You have to admit the courtship of Dwight Howard by the Lakers was kind of weird; honestly, it didn't seem like Howard fit into the whole Lakers thing. Howard was made fun of in locker room interviews by his own teammates. Howard's personality didn't fit in with the team. For one season, at least, the Dwight Howard experiment in Los Angeles failed. Yet, the Lakers so desperately wanted to keep Howard in Los Angeles, because he was all they had.
He's all they had – and he walked out on them. He decided to go play for an organization that, frankly, has more young talent and a better shot at winning a NBA title. When Dwight Howard left the Orlando Magic, the story around that never-ending situation was how long it took for Dwight to make the decision. The story this time around was how quick and deliberate Dwight was. It seems Dwight knows something the Lakers don't: Los Angeles doesn't have a bright future ahead of them, for once, and they don't have any idea on how to right the ship.
But the dark future the Lakers are facing doesn't have much to do with Kobe and its current roster of aging players – yes, they play into it, but it seems the team's ownership is off track, and they've made one misstep after another.
Reports came out this week that former Lakers coach Phil Jackson was planning to come out of retirement to coach the Lakers last season after they abruptly fired Mike Brown, who had just started the regular season with a 1-4 record. Jackson was on the top of the Lakers' list to become a coach again, but then was quickly thrown to the curb when they hired D'Antoni instead. All this time there was speculation as to whether or not Jackson would actually coach again, but, as he recently told an ESPN reporter, he was planning to do it once he was medically cleared by his doctor to do so.
So the Lakers ownership jumped the gun on D'Antoni and kept Jackson in retirement. Stupid. Imagine if they waited and accepted Jackson as the next head coach of the Lakers? They would have likely made further into the post-season. The team would have had an identity, looking at a bright future with Dwight Howard leading the charge.
Make no mistake about it: Dwight Howard's decision to flee Los Angeles is a sign of dark times to come for the Lakers. The team's ownership and management is in disarray. The team is geriatric. The Lakers are entering into a rebuilding phase, which is something the Lakers aren't used to. And unfortunately for Lakers fans, it's a phase that an aging Kobe Bryant won't be able to shoot the team out of any time soon. I look forward to seeing Dwight smile again down in muggy Houston.
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Frankly this is one area where Punit can really make a difference.
One thing that helps Apple a lot is the fact when you buy the latest iPhone, that you know with a certain level of certainty that your device will be supported for a period of time. That when IOS(blah) comes out, that your phone will get it if (date of phone release) <= (date of IOS release) - (18-24 months). Apple has done a great job of setting up a positive ownership expectation.
Android has been fragmented. Badly so. On the plus side, it moves faster and it supports new technology much faster than Apple usually can. On the downside - yeah, many of us had the tacit understanding our Bionics would be getting ICS soon after release.. and then.. nothing. The fragmentation is caused by exacerbating circumstances - first the manufacturer not being aggressive and that compounded by the carrier often being a "blocker".
If the drama we heard on that removed thread is true, I feel that that + the "jellybean" $100 guarantee means that we're seeing Google make efforts to change the footing on which Android stands.
In other words to handle phones in a similar way Apple does, Android first needs to redefine the relationship between carrier and device manufacturer. Once the carrier is removed as an impediment we can then start to see what we as owners had expected.


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A canned food drive, to help local families have a Thanksgiving dinner, is being held now through Nov. 26 at Xtreme Auto Spa in Anniston and Gamecock Auto Spa in Jacksonville.
A new Zumba class is now being held 6-7 p.m. every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at the Oxford Civic Center. The certified instructor is Chris Dubchock. All ages are welcome to attend the class. The cost is $5 per class or a 12-class card for $50. Call 256-405-8589 for more information.
The Over-the-Hill Gang Civic Club will hold its annual White Plains High School basketball "Tip Off" banquet at 6 p.m. Saturday at Western Sizzlin' Steak House, 200 E. Hamric Drive and U.S. 78 in Oxford. Call 256-310-7216 or 256-447-7563 or email email@example.com for more information.
The deadline is Saturday to submit applications for the 23rd annual Christmas parade "Rocking around the Christmas Tree" planned for 6:30 p.m. Dec. 5. The Line up will begin at 5 p.m. in the Pelham Plaza parking lot. Applications may be picked up at Edwards Grocery, 6726 U.S. 204 in Jacksonville.
The annual memorial service for the German Italia PW Cemetery will be noon Sunday at Fort. McClellan. Representatives of the German and Italian governments are expected to attend. A reception will follow at the Monteith Amphitheatre at McClellan. The public is invited to attend. If you have any artifacts from 1943-46 from Fort McClellan you'd like to share, please call Klaus Duncan at 256-782-2991 or for more information on the event.
The Choccolocco Heritage Society will meet at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Choccolocco Community Center, Choccolocco. Plans will be discussed for the annual community tree lighting and Christmas party. Call 256-236-2497 or 256-237-3219 for more information.
Cleburne County Attorney, Warren Freeman, will hold a book signing for his new book, An Evil Wind, 5:30-7 p.m. at the Oxford Library. Visit www.warrenfreemanauthor.com for more information.
Evans Litigation Scholarship Fund information meeting will be 4-6 p.m. Thursday at the Community Foundation of Northeast Alabama, 1130 Quintard Ave., Suite 100. You will need to bring a copy of applicant's birth certificate, high school diploma, GED or college class schedule for the upcoming term and proof of property ownership between 1999 and 2010. Call Tycoma Miller at 256-238-8476 or visit www.yourcommunityfirst.org for more information.
Anniston author/speaker, Alice G. Duckett, will have a book signing 1-4 p.m. Nov. 23 at Boaz Books, 201 Elizabeth St., Boaz. Light refreshments will be served. Call Teresa Shirey at 256-593-7777 for more information.
The AT&T Telecom Pioneer Christmas luncheon will be 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Dec. 5 at Western Sizzlin' in Oxford. All retired and active AT&T employees are invited to attend.
A Miss and Mr. Christmas pageant will begin at 10 a.m. Dec. 7 at Heflin Recreation Center. All proceeds will go to the Cleburne County HOSA (Health Occupation students of America). Call 256-463-2532 or 256-239-2886 or email email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
The Weaver Christmas parade will be held at 10:30 a.m. Dec. 7 beginning at the Weaver Elementary School and ending at Weaver Park. A chili contest will be held the same day. Contestants in the chili contest are asked to have their chili in a slow cooker and be ready at the park at 9:30 a.m. for judging. Christmas in the Park will be held after the parade. Christmas crafters are invited to participate. Contact Aletha Warren Young at 256-820-0854 for more information on any of these events.
A program of Christmas music will be at 2 p.m. Dec. 8 at St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church, 1000 W. 18th St. The event is presented by the After School Fine Arts program of Cheaha Creative Arts, Inc. and the Cobb Elementary Mass choir. Call 256-237-4011 for more information.
A Way Out day program, for young ladies ages 18-21, is held 8 a.m.-2 p.m. every Monday-Wednesday at Smith Metropolitan AME Zion Church, 1335 Pine Ave. The program director is Claudia Elston. Transportation will be provided and children are welcome. Call 205-405-4337 for more information.
"Women Loving Life", an AA group for women only, is held 5-6 p.m. every Wednesday at Smith Metropolitan AME Zion Church, 1335 Pine Ave. Call 205-405-4337 for more information.
East Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission's Area Agency on Aging (EARPDC) will host prescription drug plan enrollment assistance events at the following times and dates:
• 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Monday, Friday and Nov. 25; Dec. 2 and 6 at East Alabama Regional Planning and Development.
• 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Nov. 27 at Jacksonville Senior Center.
• 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Dec. 5 at Anniston Senior Center at Fort McClellan.
Calhoun County elected officials will partner with EARPDC to help Medicare recipients compare prescription drug plans.
To help develop a plan comparison, Medicare recipients will need to bring their Medicare card, along with a complete list of the medications they are taking and the dosages.
People will be assisted on a first-come, first-served basis. Each session will last about 40 minutes. There may be a wait time for assistance. Call 800-243-5463, ext. 150, with any questions.
Registration is now open for a trip to Pigeon Forge, Tenn., Dec. 2-4 and will include four meals and shows. Registration deadline is Jan. 9, 2014, for a trip to Miami and Key West, Fla., planned for March 16-22, 2013, and will include nine meals. Call Doris Hann at 256-492-3465 to register or for more information.
Registration is now open for a bus tour March 27-April 1, 2014, to Washington, D.C., and April 28-May 2, 2014, for Savannah, Ga., Jekyll Island and Beaufort, S.C. Call Regina Talton at 256-492-8505 or 256-393-9055 to register or for more information.
Upcoming events at the Oxford Public Library include the following:
• Crocheting, 9:30 a.m., every Monday.
• Computer classes, 5 p.m., every Tuesday.
• Quilting, 10 a.m., every Wednesday.
• Knitting, 10 a.m.; kid time, 4 p.m., every Thursday.
• Story time, 10:30 a.m., every Friday.
Call 256-835-6123 or visit www.oxfordpubliclibrary.weebly.com to confirm times/events or for more information.
Upcoming events at the Public Library of Anniston-Calhoun County include the following:
• Movie, noon, every Monday.
• Story time, 10 a.m., every Tuesday.
Call the library at 256-237-8501 or visit www.anniston.lib.al.us for a detailed calendar of events or for more information.


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Terra Cotta Train
Material List
- Patio Paint: Azalea, Citrus Green, Woodland Brown
- 2¼-inch Terra Cotta Pot (4)
- 1½-inch Wood Blocks (4)
- Buttons: Pink, Green
- #6 Flat Brush
- Disposable Palette/Plate
- Paper Towels
- Water Container
- Low Temp Glue Gun
- Yellow Yarn
- Scissors
- Ruler
Project Instructions
Paint two clay pots and two wood blocks Azalea Pink. Let dry.
Paint two clay pots and two wood blocks Citrus Green. Let dry.
Paint the rims of all 4 clay pots Woodland Brown. Let dry.
Using the end of the paint brush apply a dot pattern to each clay pot with Woodland Brown paint.
Paint each letter to spell out "BABY" onto each block with the Woodland Brown paint.
Glue four buttons on each clay pot to create wheels for the train, two on each side.
Cut yarn into a four 4-inch pieces. Glue to tops of the clay pots to connect and create the pull.
String three buttons on the end of the yarn on the first clay pot and tie in knot at the front of the train, as shown.


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Boiling Springs, N.C.
- The Gardner-Webb softball team pounded out 21 hits and pushed across 11
runs in the doubleheader sweep of Campbell Friday afternoon at Varsity Field in
Boiling Springs, N.C. The Runnin'
Bulldogs blanked the Fighting Camels 8-0 over five innings in game one and then
used all seven innings to escape with a 3-2 win in game two.
The two victories pushes GWU to 17-20 overall and 4-5 in the
Big South, while the losses drop Campbell to 19-20 overall and 4-4 in
conference play.
Game 1:
Gardner-Webb 8, Campbell 0
Gardner-Webb jumped out to an early 2-0 lead on a first
inning two-run home run by freshman Savannah Burns and did not look back,
defeating the Fighting Camels 8-0 in five innings in game one of the twin bill.
The Runnin' Bulldogs took an early lead in the top of the
first, as Jordyn Arrowood singled to left field with one out. The next GWU batter was Burns, who hit a line
drive which stayed just inside the left field foul pole and barely cleared the
fence to put the home team up 2-0 early. The home run was Burns' third of the
GWU broke the game open in the bottom of the second, as
back-to-back singles by designated player Elizabeth Williams and outfielder
Jane Savage put runners on first and second with no outs. After a sacrifice bunt by outfielder Melinda Dulkowski moved both runners into scoring position, lead-off hitter Samantha Meenaghan hit a line drive to center field which rolled all the way to the
fence, giving her a two-run triple and putting the home team in front at 4-0.
The home team would add another run in the inning by way of
a Campbell wild pitch, pushing their lead to five at 5-0 after two innings of
Neither team would score over the next two innings, as GWU's
Jessica Childers kept the Campbell offense quiet, holding them to only three
hits over the first four innings of play.
After Campbell failed to score in the top of the fifth, the
Runnin' Bulldogs put the game away in the bottom half, as Williams again led
off with a single. After a sacrifice
bunt by Savage moved pitch runner Emily Bowman to second, Dulkowski would reach
on a fielding error putting runners on first and third with one out.
Back-to-back walks to Meenaghan and pitch hitter Amanda Gomes forced in a run to put GWU on top 6-0 with the bases loaded.
Burns put the game away with a single up the middle to plate
both Dulkowski and Meenaghan, as Gardner-Webb defeated the Camels 8-0 in five
innings of play.
Childers (4-7) was dominant from start to finish, as she
allowed only four hits and one walk, while striking out seven in the five
inning win.
Campbell's Brittany Arnn (8-8) was handed the loss, as she
gave up five runs on five hits and one walk over 1.1 innings of work.
Burns led the way for GWU offensively, as the freshman was
3-3 with a home run, four RBI and a run scored, while Meenaghan was 1-2 with a
triple, two base-on-balls and two RBI.
Williams was 2-3 with two singles, while Arrowood was 1-3 with a run
At the plate for Campbell, Kerstine Womack was 2-2, while
both Taylor McGee and Ericka Nesbitt were 1-2 for the game.
Game 2:
Gardner-Webb 3, Campbell 2
Gardner-Webb overcame a two-run deficit to escape with a 3-2
win over the Camels in game two.
Both teams loaded the bases in the first, yet failed to
score, as Gardner-Webb used a strikeout and a line out to third with the bases
loaded to get out of the jam, while in the bottom half of the inning, Campbell
got back-to-back GWU hitters to pop out in the infield with the bases loaded to
keep the score at 0-0 heading into the second inning of play.
After both teams went down in order 1-2-3 in the second,
Campbell picked up the offense in the top of the third, as Nesbitt reached base
on a GWU throwing error to lead off the inning. After advancing to third on a
wild pitch, Campbell's Sarah Forgacs drew a walk and then stole second putting
runners on second and third with no outs.
The Fighting Camels' Stephanie Jones then hit a deep
sacrifice fly to center to plate Nesbitt and put the visitors up 1-0. With two
outs, designated player Raven Lee then singled to left center to drive in
Forgacs from second to put the Fighting Camels up two at 2-0.
The Runnin' Bulldogs' offense, which had just one hit over
the next two innings, finally got hot in the bottom of the fifth, as Meenaghan
and Arrowood ripped back-to-back singles up the middle and then advanced a base
on a Campbell fielding error to put runners on second and third with two outs.
Again it would be Burns coming up big for the Runnin'
Bulldogs, as the shortstop singled to short to drive in Meenaghan and cut the
Campbell lead to one at 2-1. Senior
McKenzie Morenus would then single over the head of the third-baseman and down
the left field line to score Arrowood and tie the score up at 2-2 through five
GWU threatened to take the lead in the bottom of the sixth,
as Gomes and Lindsea Hutchinson led off the inning with back-to-back infield hits.
However, a ground ball and a double play on a pop up to short ended the Runnin'
Bulldogs' scoring chance and left the game tied up at 2-2 heading into the
final inning of play.
Campbell's Nesbitt hit a sharp ground ball through the right
side with two outs in the top of the seventh and then abruptly stole second to
put the go ahead run in scoring position.
However, the next Camel batter would fly out to right field in foul
territory to end the top half of the inning.
Looking for their second win of the day, Gardner-Webb's
Meenaghan led off the bottom of the seventh with a single to center field. After Meenaghan stole second, the Runnin'
Bulldogs loaded the bases with a walk by Arrowood and a fielder's choice by
With the bases loaded and no outs, Morenus popped up to
short for the first out of the inning.
Redshirt-sophomore Morgan Baker then hit a ground ball to second, where
the Campbell second-baseman made a great play and tagged Burns running to second
for the second out of the inning.
However, rather than throwing the ball to first-base to complete the
double play and end the inning, she threw the ball home trying to get the lead
runner. Meenaghan beat the throw to the
plate and gave the Runnin' Bulldogs the 3-2 win.
The game-winning RBI was Baker's second of the season, both
coming in the last two weeks.
GWU's Cindy Boomhower (6-5) earned the win in a relief effort,
as the redshirt-senior held the Fighting Camels scoreless on only two hits and
one walk, while striking out five in the final 4.2 innings of play.
Campbell's Olivia Scarborough (3-2) suffered the loss, as
the righty gave up three runs on 10 hits and two walks, while striking out two
in 6.2 innings of work.
At the plate, GWU's Burns was 2-4 with an RBI, while
Meenaghan was 3-4 with two runs scored.
Morenus was 1-3 with an RBI, while Arrowood was 2-3 with a run scored.
Offensively for the Fighting Camels, Lee was 2-3 with an
RBI, while Jones was 1-2 with a sacrifice fly.
Gardner-Webb (17-20, 4-5 Big South) and Campbell (19-20, 4-4
Big South) will play the third and final game of the three-game conference
series tomorrow afternoon at 1 p.m. at Varsity Field in Boiling Springs, N.C.


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Wire Storage Basket with Liner
- Summary
Modeled after vintage French pantry baskets, these wrought-iron wire baskets offer extra-strong, portable storage of everything from food staples like potatoes and onions to laundry and cleaning supplies. The removable fabric liners provide a layer of protection for contents within.
- Wrought-iron construction with antiqued finish.
- The round baskets have acacia wood handles and include a label plate for adding your own label.
- Removable liner is 100% cotton with woven grey stripes.
- Small Round, 15 1/4" diam., 13 1/4" high. 2.8 lb.
- Large Round, 18 1/2" diam., 16" high. 3.9 lb.
- Made in the Philippines.
- A Williams-Sonoma exclusive.
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- Spot-clean liner.
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